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Master Java in 30 Days – Full Syllabus

#Rise_with_Vishnu
Week 1 – Basics & Foundations (Day 1–7)

📌 Goal: Learn programming from scratch.

Day 1: Introduction to Java, JVM, JDK, IDE setup, first Hello World program.
Day 2: Variables, data types, type casting.
Day 3: Operators – arithmetic, relational, logical.
Day 4: Taking input/output using Scanner.
Day 5: Conditional statements – if, else, switch.
Day 6: Loops – for, while, do-while.
Day 7: Arrays – intro, operations, reversing, finding max/min.

👉 End of Week 1: You’ll be able to write basic Java programs independently.


Week 2 – Object-Oriented Programming (Day 8–14)

📌 Goal: Master OOP – the backbone of Java.

Day 8: Classes & Objects.


Day 9: Constructors – default & parameterized.
Day 10: Encapsulation – getters/setters.
Day 11: Inheritance – super keyword, hierarchy.
Day 12: Polymorphism – method overloading & overriding.
Day 13: Abstraction – abstract classes & interfaces.
Day 14: Packages & access modifiers.

👉 End of Week 2: You’ll understand how to build structured, reusable code.


Week 3 – Advanced Java Concepts (Day 15–22)

📌 Goal: Learn real-world Java tools & frameworks.

Day 15: Exception handling – try/catch, throw, custom exceptions.


Day 16: File handling – reading/writing files.
Day 17: Collections – List (ArrayList, LinkedList).
Day 18: Collections – Set (HashSet, TreeSet).
Day 19: Collections – Map (HashMap, TreeMap).
Day 20: Generics – generic classes & methods.
Day 21: Multithreading basics – Thread class, Runnable.
Day 22: Multithreading advanced – synchronization, producer-consumer problem.

👉 End of Week 3: You’ll be job-ready for real-world Java development.


Week 4 – Projects + Career Prep (Day 23–30)

📌 Goal: Build projects, connect with databases, and prepare for interviews.

Day 23: Mini Project – Bank Management System.


Day 24: Mini Project – Library Management System.
Day 25: Mini Project – Student Management System.
Day 26: JDBC & Databases – connecting Java with MySQL.
Day 27: Final Project – Employee Management System (with DB + OOP + Collections).
Day 28: Java best practices & clean coding.
Day 29: DSA with Java – arrays, strings, stack, queue basics.
Day 30: Interview prep – most asked Java questions + wrap-up.

👉 End of Week 4: You’ll have projects, interview skills, and strong confidence in Java.
How We’ll Learn (7:30 – 8:30)

 Every day: 📘 Theory + 💻 Code Practice + 📝 Assignments.

 I’ll teach you like a friend, not like a strict teacher.

 You’ll be part of a community - ask doubts in comments or Insta DMs, I’ll


clear them.

 By the end, you’ll be ready for projects, interviews, and even advanced
frameworks.

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